A round up of recent mentions in the media of the University, our graduates, staff and students.
Crime historian Dr Drew Gray features in a new Five programme called Royal History talking about attempted assassinations on Queen Victoria. Watch here.
Associate Professor Dr Tracey Redwood spoke to NLive Radio about one of the latest projects for her Centre for Health Sciences and Services; storytelling cards for people with memory impairment. Listen here (starts at 1hr and 29mins).
Last week marked National Apprenticeships Week and apprentices on some of the University’s newer programmes talked about how their courses are going. They are:
- Laura Ruggles (Accounting and Finance) – the Northamptonshire Telegraph.
- Evie Scarborough (Digital Marketing) – the Chronicle & Echo.
- Jonathan Jackson (Podiatry) – the Chronicle & Echo.
The Midlands Gazette reports on an Esports students’ event games tournament that will help raise funds for charity.
Emeritus Professor Eunice Lumsden is the new editor of the International Journal of Birth and Parent Education, with UON colleague Dr Helen Simmons as Deputy Editor, as reported by the Northamptonshire Telegraph.
Research from our Institute for Social Innovation and Impact about the benefits of being a military cadet is mentioned in a Civvy Street magazine article.